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9/11421 Bernadette Rule Interview With John Terpstra, Art Waves May 2, 2021 2021 04 27, 5.57 PM
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- 2021-04-26
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- Public Domain Mark 1.0
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- dark-fired tobacco, burley tobacco, Simcoe, Delhi, The Black Patch Wars, Night Riders, Buck Duke, factory-rolled cigarettes, pipe tobacco, Dark Fire, Bruce Simpson, Paislee & the Talking Tree, Greg Smith, Blind Pig Press, Ironing Board Press, The Mayfield Messenger, The Paducah Sun, William Blake, first person point of view, omniscient point of view, Sandra Birdsell, writer-in-residence, Darlene Easterwood, Sandra Simmons, Covid, Mayfield High School, Mayberry's Antiques, Mule Day, Third Monday, Hunter Hancock, Jeannie Neihoff Spraggs, Pat Rule, Bernard Rule, Delmer Drew, The Drews & the Lawrences, Lon Carter Barton, 100th Anniversary, massacre, Dona Nobis Pachem, Zoom, The Hamilton Spectator, Jeff Mahoney, Sam & Betty Workman, Softly & Tenderly, Will L. Thompson, self-publishing, Ashokan Farewell, Keith & Kristyn Getty, Vince Gill, lulu.com
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25 years after she wrote it,
Bernadette Rule is publishing her first novel. It’s based on true
events that unfolded one hundred years ago, June 25, 1921. Dark
Fire details the lives, and finally the deaths by brutal murder
of eleven young people, the Drews & the Lawrences, who ranged in
age from 35 years to 3 months. They were her father’s first
cousins. No one was ever prosecuted for the massacre. With this book
Rule tries to give the victims back their lives in the only way she
can. www.bernadetterule.ca
